Census reveals the changing face – and voice – of Reading over the past decade
The ways Reading has changed in the past decade has been revealed thanks to data from the latest Census.
Read moreDetailsThe ways Reading has changed in the past decade has been revealed thanks to data from the latest Census.
Read moreDetailsPatients and staff suffered from a lack of heating and hot water at a Reading hospital ? one incident that led to disruption in care over a year
Read moreDetailsA new pedestrian crossing in east Reading is to go ahead, backed by residents.
Read moreDetailsReading FC picked up an emphatic 4-0 win at the Select Car Leasing Stadium against Cambridge United, putting on a show for the record attendance crowd this season. Goalkeeper Joel...
Read moreDetailsReading FC put on a show for their fans with an empathic 4-0 win at home to grow to gap between them and the relegation spots. A collection of goals...
Read moreDetailsDETAILS on the direction of Reading's future housing schemes will be delayed until later in the year as a result of changes in government policy.
Read moreDetailsA MENSWEAR retailer in Reading town centre is to move location this spring.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLORS have debated the prospect of an ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) in Reading to make the air cleaner in the town.
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at the role that waterways play in helping wildlife is the subject of a new talk coming to Newbury later this month
Read moreDetailsThe Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has announced plans to increase funding for community partnerships over the next four years
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